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Crank up the volume and the air conditioning and gather all the trekkies
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coz we are boldly going where no man has gone before in this episode of Planet Action!
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Coming up, we hop onto the USS Enterprise and head to the final frontier for āStar Trek Beyond
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Rihanna drops a Sledgehammer onto the franchise
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and we find out all about the props that make space-age movies look so good
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So we created and designed this hundred dollar bill that has many parts on it that arenāt real
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like for motion picture use only
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If you look on the back itās the Bilson house, and it doesnāt for me look like a hundred dollar bill
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but it was close enough for them to start turning up after extras kept them as souvenirs
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But first, our top three Star Trek movies!
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The long running franchise Gene Roddenberry created is so vast
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with hundreds of series episodes and dozens of films
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that within it are some real gems to be found
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So, letās check out our top three best āStar Trekā movies
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We kick things off with āInto Darknessā,
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the sequel to the 2009 reboot by J.J. Abrams
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Where the first one was an original story
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this installment follows the crew of the Enterprise after theyāre much more experienced
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And theyāll need that, as they face a truly worthy adversary.
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So why do we find this film in our top three?
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Well, the acting, CGI, action and overall spectacle that we expect from 'Trekā are all there
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but what gives it a little extra over other titles is the character development
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Itās the emotional politics and the individual arcs
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that make audiences sympathize with Kirk and his Federation colleagues, as they try to save the universe
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For Kirk in this film.. in the first film
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he kind of would be this swaggering punk
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and I think this is a lot about him learning humility and what it means to be a good leader,So I think
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he has to, the sacrifices he makes in this are really kind of his own ego and his need to prefer self-aggrandisement
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On the second place we find 1996ās āFirst Contactā
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Itās easily the best movie with āThe Next Generationā cast
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and almost the best āStar Trekā flick ever made
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This comes down to two things
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First, thereās the ingenuity of the plot
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which uses time travel, but does it in such a clever way it doesnāt feel like weāve seen it a hundred times before already
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The second big plus for this title is the presence of the Borg
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The cybernetic baddies are fan favorite villains, and for good reason
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They seem so strong and overpowering
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you could almost say it would be futile to try to resist them
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Luckily for us, Captain Picard and his crew do it anyway and manage to save all mankind
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On top of that, thereās plenty of humor, intriguing dialogue, action and even the special effects still hold up to this day
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Yep, āFirst Contactā is simply a joy to watch
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The date. The data. I need the exact date.
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April 4th, 2063
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They were flying at the surface. Location?
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Western hemisphere. North American continent
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Looks like a missile complex in Central Montana
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And that brings us to the winner
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Our favorite āStar Trekā movie is
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the 2009 reboot by director J.J. Abrams, simply titled āStar Trekā
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In this origin story we meet Chris Pine as Kirk as he rises from a slacker student to the captain of the USS Enterprise
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With this film J.J. perfectly grasps what makes the intergalactic franchise so beloved
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Thereās a society that depicts mankind as we should be, with high morals and equality for everyone
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Thereās a smart plot, again involving time traveling
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Thereās plenty of character development and of course top-notch special effects
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The pace is fantastic and provides a rollercoaster ride
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But more than anything we see the ultimate bromance between Kirk and Spock being formed
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Also, it perfectly honors the nineteen sixties TV series itās based on with an abundance of nods and easter eggs
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This was the first installment in a new saga
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and by the time we got to the end credits, we were longing for more!
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The movie that we have delivered is in the very.
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I guess the very essence and spirit of what Gene Roddenberry created back in the sixties
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The positive, Utopian view of society Of a humanity that had evolved beyond internal waring
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and was reaching out into space
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And I think it is a very.. it is a very positive message
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Simon Pegg joined the crew of the Enterprise as the character Scottie back in 2009
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It must have been a dream come true for him, as heās a diehard Trekkie himself
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He even ended up co-writing the script for āStar Trek Beyondā!
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This is the 50th anniversary
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and in some respects we have to look backwards and kind of take stock of the history that was behind us
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But at the same time ,you know
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move forward into the future with a sense of modernism
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So it was a case of sort of like tying fifty years up in a bow and embodying what has gone before
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and at the same time planning forward with some new ideas
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Letās find out more about the British actor up next
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Geek-made-good Simon Pegg was born in the tiny British village of Brockworth,
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the son of a jazz musician and an amateur actress
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At 16, he moved to Stratford-upon-Avon
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the hometown of William Shakespeare, and studied theater there
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. After graduating, he began his career on TV, before hitting it big in the zombie comedy āShaun of the Deadā
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Asked about the possibility of heading to Hollywood after the filmās success
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Pegg famously replied that he wasnāt about to go off and do something like āMission: Impossible IIIā
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But two years later
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he was cast in that very film
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During his early days as a stand-up, Simon met his longtime collaborator Nick Frost at a Mexican restaurant where Frost was a waiter
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The two would go on to be flat mates
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and even shared not just a room but the same bed at one point.
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The funny actor is considered one of the top stars in Hollywood
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and he also had the opportunity to star in other major franchises
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like 'Star Trek' and 'Star Wars
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In 2009,
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Pegg was offered the role of Lieutenant Archie Hicox
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in Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds
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but he turned the part down to lend his voice to 'The Adventures of Tintin
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and Hicox ended up being played by Michael Fassbender
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It turned out to be a huge hit for Fassbender, though, turning him into a major star in his own right
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So with that in mind
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we'll let Simon himself explain the secret behind how he lands so many roles in so many big blockbusters
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I think it's because of J.J. Abrams, you know.
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He's a very good friend of mine and he owes me, so he puts me in all the films
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I've got all this dirt on him, and I told him I'd tell the world if he didn't put me in every film he ever made, so here I am
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Weāve already mentioned that Simon Pegg helped write the script of āStar Trek Beyondā
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but there were plenty of other interesting fun facts to be found about that film
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but there were plenty of other interesting fun facts to be found about that film
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āStar Trek Beyondā was released back in 2016
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exactly 50 years after the original TV series first aired
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The plot follows the crew of the USS Enterprise as they get stranded on a remote planet
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and meet a villain who needs to be stopped at all costs
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Simon Pegg plays Montgomery Scott once again in this third installment of the rebooted franchise, but he also cowrote the script
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This is the 50th anniversary
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and in some respects we have to look backwards and kind of take stock of the history that was behind us
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But at the same time move forward into the future with a sense of modernism
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So it was a case of sort of like tying fifty years up in a bow and embodying what has gone before and at the same time planning forward with some new ideas
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āBeyondā was directed by Justin Lin.
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Just like Pegg, he too tried his best to capture the spirit of the original series.
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After all, how many franchises are still getting new movies and episodes after more than five decades?
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You know, as a kid I remember watching Star Trek, the tv-show
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and then now when I watch it back, I see that it's an anti tv-show
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you know It was a group of people that had a very limited budget
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and they wanted.. every week, they wanted to continue to a new world
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And there was if you could just see them
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just fighting and struggling with the limitations
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But they didn't care. They kept moving forward
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And that's the spirit of Star Trek. Even now, with a bigger budget
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I wanted to make sure that we capture that
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You get a sense of a group of people that has come together and is trying to tell you a story
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One of the new characters in this film is an alien that Kirk and the crew meet on the planet where theyāre stranded
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This free spirited extra terrestrial is apparently partially based on the character Jennifer Lawrence played in āWinterās Bone
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As they struggled to determine a proper name for her
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they kept calling her Jennifer-Lawrence-in-Winterās-Bone
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Not very catchy or original
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so it was eventually shortened down and the character was named Jaylah
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While thatās a nod to another film
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thereās also a lot of easter eggs hidden in the movie that refer to the vast āStar Trekā universe
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although youād have to be a pretty die-hard Trekkie to spot them all.
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One thing youāll probably notice when watching the film is how stunning everything looks
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Especially the makeup was done so well, it even earned them an Oscar nomination
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The sets look great too
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Sure, a lot of scenes were done in studios, but the director was adamant that the outdoor scenes not be shot on sound stages
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I moved the whole company from Vancouver to Dubai
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Just so that we could really get a kind of sense of film making.
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Sometimes you get lost, because you are in a room, and it is green screen.
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And yeah, I mean those tools are available, and I tried really hard to make sure that whatever decision that was made, that they really get a sense of place
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And so that is why we moved all the way around the world, really to get that kind of sense so it doesn't feel like you are just in a room
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āStar Trek Beyondā was a mild success
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It grossed in $343 million dollars on a $185 million production budget
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and it scored mostly positive reviews, although nowhere near as good as the previous two films
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Sadly, it also marked the last time Anton Yelchin played Chekov
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as a month before the filmās release, the actor sadly died in a freak car accident
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In the end credits thereās a dedication that reads āFor Anton
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Superstar Rihanna recorded and performed the song Sledgehammer as a single to promote āStar Trek Beyondā
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Even though the track didn't make it on the movie soundtrack list
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the song was a hit for trekkies and non-trekkies alike
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More on Rihanna's Star Trek connection up next.
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Movies have been getting some of the biggest musicians around to make music for them for years
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So naturally 'Star Trek: Beyond' didnāt want to be a left out
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In one of the trailers for the flick, they debuted a track by Rihanna called 'Sledgehammer
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which shocked her fans as well as fans of the film franchise
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Naturally, the Bajan beauty made a music video for her tune
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but she was also just happy to get involved with the massive blockbuster
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'Star Trek' has been running since the middle of the 1960s
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and is as popular now as it's ever been and Rihanna has a very clear idea as to why it's such a successful franchise
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Rihanna clearly has a deep connection to the 'Star Trek' stories
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and now she's managed to push that even further
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becoming a part of it just as much as it's a part of her
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and that's something she's very proud of
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'Star Trek: Beyond' hit American screens at the end of July 2016,
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and was truly a movie made by the fans, for the fans
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thus every part of it a joy for everyone involved
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from the cast and crew to the audience
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Coming up later on Planet Action... we get to check out the props that make sci-fi flicks pop
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But for now, some actors you didn't know were in Star Trek!
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The 'Star Trekā saga is truly massive
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with multiple TV series and motion pictures having been released for over 50 years already
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With so much footage, thereāve been thousands of extras wandering around in the background
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and among them there are actors who later grew to be big time movie stars
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Letās check out some familiar faces you might not have known were in āStar Trek
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First up thereās Tom Hardy
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who for one of his earliest roles played the antagonist in 2001ās āStar Trek: Nemesis
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In fact
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I feel exactly what you feel
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While Tom did his best portraying the villainous Shinzon
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itās not exactly his most memorable part ever
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Oh well, he more than made up for it later in his career
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Anyway, on to the next celeb: Dwayne Johnson!
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Before ever appearing in a motion picture, the Rock played a Pendari champion in an episode of āVoyager
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Kim Cattrall is mostly known for playing the sultry Samantha from āSex and the City
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but a few years before that show, she boarded the Enterprise as the Vulcan helmsman Valeris
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in āStar Trek IV: The Undiscovered Countryā
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In that same movie you can also find a tiny part for Christian Slater as an unnamed officer
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Well before she became Spider-Manās love interest
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a then 11-years-old Kirsten Dunst appeared in an episode of āThe Next Generationā
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as a member of of a telepathic alien race
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Christopher Lloyd might be best known as Doc Brown from the āBack to the Futureā trilogy
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but thatās not the only part he ever played
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Do you recognize him here as the Klingon Kruge in āThe Search for Spockā?
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Comedian Sarah Silverman once had a small and completely forgettable role in āVoyagerā
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ā¦ as did āSeinfeldās Jason Alexander, although he got to wear cooler makeup
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Back in the eighties, Desperate Housewife slash Bond girl Teri Hatcher popped up in an episode of āThe Next Generationā as a Transporter Operator
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In that same series you can also find Frasier himself, Kelsey Grammer
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as the captain of a ship thatās caught in a time loop
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And speaking of āCheersā stars, Kirstie Alley played the Vulcan Saavik in āThe Wrath of Kahn
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Weāll forgive you if you donāt recognize him without his barbed wire wrapped baseball bat
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but this Xindi-Reptillian from āStar Trek: Enterpriseā is actually Jeffrey Dean Morgan
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Then thereās iconic punk rocker Iggy Pop
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who was turned into a Vorta for a small role in āDeep Space 9
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Years before becoming Jean Grey in the āX-Menā series opposite Patrick Stewart
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Famke Janssen had already tried to seduce his character Jean-Luc Picard in āThe Next Generation
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Seth Macfarlane is a diehard Trekkie
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as you might have noticed
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with multiple nods appearing in his series āFamily Guyā
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and Seth writing and starring in the āStar Trekā spoof āThe Orville
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but he was also actually in āStar Trek: Enterpriseā himself for two whole episodes!
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And last of all, perhaps the most high profile celebrity ever to pop up in the intergalactic franchise
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is King Abdullah Il bin al-Hussein of Jordan
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although he was still a prince when he was in āVoyager
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. His dialogue-free role was actually a surprise arranged for him when he visited the States, as heās a known Trekkie
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Chris Pine is the face of the most recent āStar Trekā movies and plays none other than the commander of the Enterprise himself
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Captain James Tiberius Kirk
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Captain James Tiberius Kirk
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so letās get to know him a bit better
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Chris Pine definitely comes from a showbiz family
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His father is a longtime TV star who still occasionally acts today
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, you might remember him playing the father of John Krasinskiās character on āThe Office
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Pineās mother appeared in several B-movies before she stopped performing in the 80s and became a psychotherapist.
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And on top of that, his grandmother was a Hollywood pin-up
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who starred in more than 60 films back in the 40s and 50s
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After graduating from college, Chris began working as a waiter and making small appearances on TV shows
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but he hated serving customers
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and his career was not going the way heād hoped
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Pine decided to move to New York and try his luck on Broadway
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even going so far as to buy a plane ticket and arrange a place to stay in the Big Apple
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A week before his flight, though, three job offers came in
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including his first movie role as the love interest for Anne Hathaway in āThe Princess Diaries 2ā
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so he stayed in LA
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In 2009, Chris became a household name thanks to the blockbuster āStar Trekā franchise
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when he was cast as James T. Kirk in the 2009 reboot
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His outstanding performance led him to take part in other star trek sequels, Star Trek Into Darkness in 2013
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and Star Trek Beyond in 2016
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Chris Pineās career shows no signs of slowing down
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and it looks like heās definitely making his family proud
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Making alien planets come to life is no easy task
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as you need a lot of otherworldly stuff to make it look realistic
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And thatās where prop makers come in!
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No matter what you require, thereās some pro who can create just what youāre looking for
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and Studio Graphics which make graphic props
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and sells them to TV shows and feature films
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and sells them to TV shows and feature films
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Letās dive into the world of movie props
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Movies are always full of props
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ranging from extreme weapons to every day objects
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We were fortunate enough to get a tour through ISS Props
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a major company specialised in creating everything needed for films
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Based in LA, the company has a warehouse of over 150,000 square feet
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stuffed with more than a million different props
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ISS is really three different companies
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ISS, Infinite Studio Services, which lends things
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Studio Art and Technology, which manufactures special effects
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and Studio Graphics which make graphic props
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and sells them to TV shows and feature films
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Everything from IDās to licence plates to police car skins
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You know the expression "like a kid in a candy store"?
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Well that's pretty much how everyone feels when first walking through ISS Props
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So stay seated and feast your eyes
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This is our semi-automatic hand gun room
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So all of these are more contemporary hand guns, semi-automatic
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So all of these are more contemporary hand guns, semi-automatic
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This is the room that could kick Canadaās but in a war if we had to
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Itās just a large inventory of a lot of different time periods
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A lot of different countries. A lot of different agencies
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Western stuff. Indians. Village. You name it.
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Third world country stuff
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Horse equipment, buckets, rubber replica
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If itās commercially available weāll get it, and if itās not weāll simply make it.
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Fake drugs, fake cigarettes and tobacco products
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Snortable fake cocaine, lactose powder.
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But if you have an actor thatās lactose intolerant then we get Sorbitol, itās a food stabiliser
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So you have to be careful with what you grab
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But Sometimes itās real and sometimes itās fake
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This is a fake one, so when actors are on camera pumping iron and getting big
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oftentimes itās with rubber fake weights
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Donāt be too impressed
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We work under the premise that at any given time twenty percent, twenty five percent of our inventory is out
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So if it was ever to come back at one time we would be in trouble
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Now that we've seen about 0.1% of the props laying around
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we'll move on to the rooms where they manufacture them all
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So this is the shop itself
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As you can see everything from woodworking to steel to welding
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This is a water jet machine
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So it cuts steel up until several inches thick with extreme precision and very fast with high pressure water set them in
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Itās all computer controlled.
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We have laser cutters and etchers, so technology is changing the manufacturing business quite a bit
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We have 3D printers,
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computer controlled routing devices
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Multi acting CNC machines
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So this is our order processing
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The orders will be pulled in here, assembled
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punched into a computer system thatās proprietary
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and send out for a one week rental, a two week rental, or six months rental
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While ISS Props is growing by the day
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they've suffered setbacks in the past as well
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Like when they had make fake cash for 'Rush Hour 2
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So we created and designed this hundred dollar bill that has many parts on it that arenāt real
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like for motion picture use only
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If you look on the back itās the Bilson house
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and it doesnāt for me look like a hundred dollar bill
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but it was close enough for them to start turning up after extras kept them as souvenirs
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And Secret Service came in and shut us down
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and I Gave us a letter of seize and desist
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Whenever Secret Service comes in and says that youāve broken Federal Law
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it should concern anybody
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So we took it very seriously and we donāt print money like this any longer
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In fact, this piece is even laminated so it canāt be used
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In the end, no serious actions were taken against ISS
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so they could continue producing everything you can imagine
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The next time you watch a movie, keep an eye out for the props
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and just imagine all the work that went into it
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Planet Action is trekking off to another galaxy for now
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but we'll be back with more earth-shaking action next time!
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See you then!
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